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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
The Electric Railway HOmestead
Association

who have not yet made their payments rs
required previous to distribution, that the
time is short. aud ask them to kindly com
plete payments promptly. Distribution will
be at ArmOry Hall, February Sth, 1857.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Hofol Arcadia

Makes . specially of Boyle Heights prop.
erty. Call and see him ct No. South Main
street. opposite Opera House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
PEOPLES STORE.
A. HAMBURGER & SONS.

- We find that it will the month"; and hard work
work Eat that ito dispose OF all the stock and
which we have decided to close To give better idea
may be expected daily in the of special bargains
place what to be sold each day in day
advance OF their sae that passing will have oppo
tuny of seeing if they interest you rr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
To Eastern Ladies'. +.

complexion? Camelline. pink or white, will
preserve the skin from the evils of the cli-
mate of California and instantly correct any
imperfection. Price of Camelline. fifty
cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
For sale or Exchauue.

For good Los Angeles property, a Manu-.
featuring business that pays SO per cent. OH
invested capital, In a fast growing city OF
10000 population, A bonanza for tie right
man. Inquire of Adams & Son, rs North
Spring St, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Puonte is Only IS Miles From Los
Angeles

On the Southern Pacific Railroad, 10 pas
senger trains pass each day. Choice lots
and acreage for sale. Here at prices lower
than elsewhere. Here is a chance to make
a big advance on investments. fe5-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
JERSEYS! JERSEYS! JERsEYSI

we nave determined to JERSEYS and
have placed the prices that will sold this week II van
want anything the Jersey ne drop see u.s. We think we
interest you. Nv ~ "" "A We
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
'ol. violet,s Excursion

To the Mardi.Gras festivities, New Orleans,
leaves this city February 18th. Low fares
and a pleasant trip are assured. Call at 263
n. Main street for particulars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Coffee
Stranger,

Do you want good homer II So and don't
want to give the earth for II, come and see
me. ! can sell you good ones from $1,000
up. }. ". Browning, No. Z South Main 81,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
A Bargain.

Two nice lots on Adams street for sale at
$500 piece. Stone sidewalk In front Of
lots. Inquire OF owner, 65s San Fernando
street
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Notice TO those Holding Certtft-
Gates in the Electric Railway
Aaa0ci8ll0n.

l have maps prepared showing all the
moor and undesirable los in the tract. None
should attempt to make choice without
one of these maps. For sale at the entrance
of Armory Hall, on the day OF distribution
of lots. JAS. YOUNG.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
TRUNKS, vALIsEs AND sATCHELs

This large branch of business although it NAV not
be generally known We have Trunks Sizes SHAPES and STYLES
and SO far as price is CONCERNED they prices
to purchase trunk vase remember we keen them and
suit as we'll as Others before concluding your purchase
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

making special all o ut
especially in our Shoe Department Furnishing Goods
parment We have made special
that think will meet APPRECIATION Look at our Furnishing
Goods window, in which on sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Christliches VolksIeben in Deut.
schland.

Reiseschilderungen aus selbsterlebtem
des Herrn T. Won Schluem bach. Evangelist
der deutschen evangel synode Won N. A.
Montag Add. Uhr, in der First Presbyte.
rian Church, corner First and Fort Strs.-
Eintritt frei.-Y edermann Willkommen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
War Department Signal Service
u. q. Aruv.

Division of kilograms and Reports for the
benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. Re-
port OF observations taken at Los Angeles,
California, February 8, 1857:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Ghirardelll'a chocolate is the most whole
some and agreeable beverage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Bankers and Mechanics Mutual
Life Association
OF the United States. Ruggles & Hunt,
Agents, 236 North Main Street. Baker Block,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
CoMFoRTERs! CoMFORTERs! COMFORTERsl

CoMFoRTERs! CoMFORTERs! COMFORTERs.
Have been article with past three weeks We have
Just received 20 bales and coming article
the prices we sell them at We could get omfoer
principle with that rather lose te sale Of an aice
than to supply its place with quality This week we
selling afulszed 1914 blanket that worth at
81 ~ - ~ Nv "'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

We receiving daily Spring Within the past few
have received line of 50nch
Beige Ladies Cloth something entirely We have placed
sale at c yard although they cheap cheap dress
goods at Oc 12 15c and 25 have large assortment and
the best values we have ever sold There piece not
worth 10c yard more than ask " ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
No Lots, No Lots

Dealers In coal, wood, hay and grain, 157 8.
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Santa Monica. viii open Monday. Januar,
oIkh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
For Boyle Heights
BOYLE Heights,

Property call on J. w. Browning, No.
South Main street. opposite Opera House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
IN DOMESTICs!

We have just opened line of
and choice and the ready they prompts to
early visit if you care for anything in this line '
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Holmes a. Scott.

Only 100 feet from the ocean, the most at
tractive hotel on the coast Go and see il.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
PUNCH A LA ROMAINR.

LEGUMEs.
Mashed Potatoes, New Potatoes In Cream,
Boiled. Baked Potatoes.
Caulinower. Stewed Turnips.
stewed Tomatoes. Lima Beans.
Baked Sweet Potatoes. Green Peas.
PATlsSERIE.
New England Plum Pudding.
Hard aud Brandy Sauce.
Lemon Meringue and Apple Pies
Tapioca Soufile. Jelly Tarts.
DESSERT.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Charlotte Russo.
Whipped Syllabub.
Wine aud Brandy Jelly.
Angel Food.
COcoanut Macaroons.
Boston Cream Puffs.
French Kisses.
Apples. Candies.
Oranges. Raisins.
Nuts. Assorted Cake.
Coffee. Tea Milk. Chocolate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Notice to C0nsum mers of the Los
Angeles city Water Company.
The regulations regarding sprinkling
within the hours of and A. M. aud and
SP. NJ. will be strictly inforced from this
date. THE L. A. CITY WATER Co.
Feb. I'd. 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

The Beck. :ss Sss new Open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

fsaesaa Msnf KoPf '@Rs
steamer canada tBT. Gondey London July Havrs 8.
steamsr oellsrt tesrs Kahiswsn. Hamburg July 10.
with md.e ana 500 passengers to xunhardt Co.
/. champasns IBT Traup Eayre June ls With nth
ndss and S7e passengers to LOusde beean Arrived the
ys, Ms.ss. 1--WE IL FsG e.
BARK Luigi uti Ounce Lisbon As days. with mdse s or
rSGis Lisbon 50 says with '0rs"''d
skaresro NOr Olsen. Bueaos Ayres 81 days with
Barr s.nsin. Bri Gray Trinidad June 20 VI. Deawats
aincksn
sUNsETAs Sandy Hook Wind moderate ss s,,ny aud
Arrived Yesterday
"g sp: :: IL
10 Srsssno o. Arrived At the Bsrst 10 m
Victoria pans A,rssh sTri &c % nay" wiz"
ssnS a.%Ssrs 81 '' with '''
SAILED.
Steamers Zaandam, for Amsterdam: Marsha. Hamburg
1 a as,.s M"r Larry
Ambrose Para cenuesos Havana wergslana s ass.rs
nS' E SsfSss SSsasss aas Rss%ssr
SSsq sSsss john
's sSs waite Waiter wilson for Calcutta o,,e,
Bafls Luxor. Adelaide; Conductor. settin aanse'
Brss Francesca for salouca, Arcadia. Barbados pr
wittc Perth Amboy
Also aailed-Via Long Island souuu-oeeamc1 "A 49,
for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, July 23-Arrived. steamer Camden to''
caster from New.York. nh. r.mi.
ScILLY July 23-Passed, steamer Rhynland tDes"
son NewYork her way to Antwerp m. usaley.
KNsALE July 23-Passcd steamsr Engianu Nns. Ssvsr.
from New-York July gu her way 10 ousensso"h sA'
peel =. ..,, ....... NAIL. mani Thomr
SEA aa ~ July De Ruys'f Ss
Brareps fren Newfork <...... frrl DNns
tell, Ter NsyNsrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NRw-JERsEY TOWNS.

wHsrrIRLD-A new company OF the Sd Regiment,
~ O. s. j. has been srganized In this place Already nifty
enrolled aud there several
pcaons for membership TO he acted John Bogert Is
captain. The company will DO known A. Company H. Tho
authorities have 10 provide rent free OF
cost TO the company or the state.
BAYoSsH.-Martn Teokaz. Hungarian. who killed .
fellow courymar Bayonne six months and who was
sentenced seven years In state Prison. has aeen pardoned
HoBoKEN-A woman called at Cranes Morgro yesterday
Identified the clothing OF tho nd drow ned
In the rves on Meehawken last week the man was her
husband John Fuck forty three He lived at No i48
Wet Fifty and had been missing for weeks
Harry Thorpe Official dog catcher whoss wife and
Jail tho former Tor assautnR her husband and
latter for thert himself prisoner fp Recorder No
Douougs Court He charged with dsordery
conduct and with the larceny Of dog He
the County Jail for ninety dAys
RAHwAY-Chancellor McGll has appointed william Muir.
head VI thu law Of Bsdle Mulrhsad Ao0es Of Jsrssy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
THE SHOOTING OF MR. PRATT IN HONDURAS

Consul Jacob Baiz. OF Honduras has received
teegraphic information OF the death william H. Pratt
an American at TruIillo. by accidental shooting II
that the Fourth Of July, Mr. Pratt with some
acquaintance practising with a selfcockiug re-
volver which he had purchased In NewYork last month
Just previous to bl. departure for Honduras. He
totally inexpcrt In the of lire but whether the
weapon Was In his possession when he received the fatal
wound or was held by some other person present s
no doubt, however, that the shooting was accidental
The first telegram received by the Consul speaks
OF Mr.. Pratfs wound trinng Tho second announced
his death the 14th instant. Mr. Pratts bust.
ness in Honduras in connection with real estate
transactions In which Consul General Bali WAS Inter-
ested involving certain land concessions the Hon.
duras Government The dead leaves Wife His
father, brother and sister live in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
ROYAL ARCH BEATS vOLANTE.
EMPEROR OF NORFOLK DECLINES TO MEET CARR

EMPEROR OF NORFOLK DECLINES TO MEET GARRI-
son AND KINGFIsH
SARATOGA, July 23-Garrison came here to-day to
take the wind out of Lucky" Baldwins sails. and he
did It with a vengeance. phil" Dwyer engaged the
Snapper" to ride Kingnsh in the first race the colt
being brought to the Springs for the express
purpose of showing his heels to Emperor OF Norfolk who
ssSie mr. BALDWIN spoiled Mr. De lit
tie game by Withdrawing Emperor OF Norfolk or
way, Winning as he liked from an ordinary
aud Tele Doe might make Volante little In tho
California Stakes but when they withdrawn the
outside public sat quietly down In the grand stand to
Royal Arch, brighton Beach cripple. was the
only and h the wsSssS plug Gs not receive sd
lowed the fortunes Of Royal Arch They knew that vo-
dU & rSn @ ad they knew a
Garrison meant business. for he had said
voante Il my mount stands up" No doubt the "snsp
per" had few tens Royal Arch at the comfortable
The result was stunning surprise 1t was Royal Arch
frat Volane nowhere The great horse was hopelessly
Murphy pulled him up. Garrison landed his mount
winner amid thunders OF applause.
had severe campaign in the West and since arriving
here has been eased his work, the letting up taking
EA Brighton Beach delegation here to AL Reed
run away with the second race. They knew he was
certainty and backed him as one man at 10 to l. The race
sigmar Cohen has remarkably fast hly in the three
r-old Divide. She away from her horses
as II they standing still. winning with amazing
ease under double pull She glides along as gracefully
The course was a sea Of mud. Tuesday is the next
racing day.
FIRST RACE-FLAsH STAKES. Two-YEAH-oLDs. 500
EACH, 500 ADDED. l. MILE.
Bwgsr BTCs e. KDsas b s, yrs no
D. A. Honr'' cn c. Van LELAND trnrnsr'
GsnTa''i. is.nG to . p.s. toll
So Van Leland ST. Badge So
Kusuais paid 81 So
Emperor Of Norfolk ana Mint Bloom were withdrawn.
e.
Seiors Van I:snd siSs Two "'"s'"
SECOND RAcE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS; s-l0
MILES
McSfahons b. c. Al Reed. by voltissur Rosetta 3yrs
Keystone stable. Sr h. Timaia;; q.
;s My 'S . sn as: q
86s = s. $50 Hm
Gntuas paid s22 80.
Iarrodsburg withdrawn Mss Motley was first away,
sl's p iT lsa Ss
5000 ADDED, SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE.
Summit Stable; shs Royal Arch by Felowcrait Bonnie
E. ). BALDWIN: h. volsnis tMurpSy}
s:ss: iS as Si Area s 81:
No mutuas sold
Burch Telis Doc and Cassatt were withdrawn. ROYAL
Arch took the lead at the start and od all the Voano
never being able 10 get him Murphy pulled up his
mount in the homs,tfesh seeing that y. hopss..y
s1 D..:sS the Winning Post. was
FOURTH RACE-PUKsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. Six
FURLoSGs.
q consn's blk Divide. By eisnsarry orsntes, yra
4. TecSIsn. ~ BIT S:llis Ss..l li*staa'
Also rsn-c and O. (io0J Nat Goodwin Cse) Jasss (ss)
Katie Mac (67). -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
ROWING RACES on THE HARLEM.

When the falling hardest yesterday afternoon
Ree Robert Fellows John vaupel started to row
the Harlem River in the second heat
for the Frck medal and tho championship of tho Gramercy
Club The start made at McComb's Dam Bridge at
44O O'Clock tide favor OF the They Kept
about half mile when Fellows and Vanpe oned
each other front and held the lea
TO tho npsh Ree second by length Vaupel did not
fns Fellows having two consecutive heats. VIII be
awarded the medal. 49,,
The mile half match race in gigs between Ed
Patterson Philip Schile. OF tho metropolitan Rowing
Club ended Patterson failed TO APP
pear and Sche after rowing over the course, was awarded
he medal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
RAT POISON FAILED TO KILL HER

Mrs Mary Faber 1ne-looking woman of middle
age, who had occupied furnished room at No. GOT
East Twenty hfth-st and had supported herself by
sewing, tried TO kill herself with rat poison yester
day. She sent TO Bellevue Hospital, where tho
surgeons said that there hope Vt her recovery.
Lately she had complained Of sickness and had talked
about sending what little property she had to her
brother IN Germany. She probably had become In
sane from sickness. Her DeighbOrs said she was
the wife Of professor Faber who travels about the
country exhibiting what he calls his "talking ma
chine" Mrs.. Fabcr used to travel with him, but
tho couple have not been living together for some
years, 1t Is said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
MANAGER BANCROFT RELEASED.

NEW BEDFORD Msss, July 90 (SpecfaD Frank bancroft
manager Athletics Of Philadelphia who has tried sew
obtain his release has received letter announc
ing had granted him. He returned yesterday
from shelourn NJ H. whore he has been spending vaca
will probably have anything TO do with base
ball again this season purcha the franchise
Polo Club but he will not run two clubs this
winter as has been stated He has corner" on polo
players having the reserve list Roberts Peek Conrad
Latham Curey Murray, Rivard, Perry, Reilly Hill, stan
ford Watson Bot Laon and Doe. A. jackson, OF Brock
Manta tho Salem team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
YEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

LARcHMoSr-.George Mertz q Son. contractors haze
ground for station OF tho Consoil-
Railroad II will be the north side OF tho tracks
nearly opposite the old station II will be built OF stone ned
with Philadelphia brick ana terra Gotta.
YoyKERs sixty property owners Of Yonkers having
supreme Court In favor OF the OF
Side railroad to New York Justice q
visited Yonkers Friday and took the OF
fifty who will present petition
to Mayor Bell appointment OF commission 10 lay out
prescribe tie conditions for carrying out the pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
TIE RAIN STOPS CRICKET.

The heavy yesterday enectuaily put stop 70 inc
various cricket matches which had been arranged The
Staten to have played the Riverside
Climb of New York at l. but the game had 70
be on OF tho The Paterson n u ana
The Manhaan Brooklyn second oevens wsro 70 nave
nayed match at Prospect Park but this gams also nan 10
Be put on The Kings County BROOKLYN match al rio.
nset pay was also abandonsd Wednesday the staten
Island and Eleeron Cricket clubs will play match Al LV
\
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
AIoNa THE SOUND

BRIDcEronr Henry Jennings. Of Southport who Wa
while driving tho tracks Friday died YESTERDAY
The horse killed and the carriage reduced 70 kndng
feet and sustained three
scalp wounds OF his fractured and one OF MS
legs badly crushed.
costing $4,000 turned 70 the borough anthor
a iggns. The Anar IS Involved In
Injunction matter obtained by Mr. Higgins restraining
Mrs. Milbank from tearing up that part when Passes
through land weeks ago Judge sanford upon
motion counsel refused take action dssoving
The fair recently held by Mrs. Frank M. kelley netteo
$40 for THE TRIBUNE Fresh.Air Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
BASEBALL NOTES AND COMMENTS.

PIrrsBuRo. July 23.-The PttsburG and Indianapolis
clubs had hardought game day The Hoosers" play.
ed IN no after Interesting game The score
follows
Pittsburg o q o % %
Indianapolis. i u U 10
Basehits-Pttsburg 12 indianapolis H. Errors-Pitts
burg 81 Indanapols q Piichers-Galvin aud Heaiy Um'
pire-Mr. Powers.
WASHINGTON July 23-ony eight innn Is were played In
the game to-day the Washington and Philadelphia
clubs owing The home nine outplayed lis oppo
nents at every point rather easily BY the following
Washington. ..............I........."0l o-s
Basehits-washington Ia philadelphia. :. Errors-wash
ington Philadelphia l. Pitchers-whitney and Burlington
Umpre-Mr. Sullivan.
DETROIT July 23The Chicago and Detroit clubs began
another series games together to-day Tho homo players
ouipayed point and fell easy victims to their
Chicago opponents The champions eIceed especially In
fielding and baserunnng The score was az follows
Detroit ............................-lO -
Chicago. ...................--...-.0 o r-o
Basehits-Detroit 10; Chicago. H. Errors-Detroit 20
Chicago q Pitche.s-Getzein and Carkson. Umpre-hr.
Doescher
At Toronto-Toronto IL ! II amilton.l
At Rochester- Rochester. l2G syracuse ~
AT Bufa,o-Bufso, l3 Scranton. y.
Many games were postponed yesterday on account Of
rain.
The League Association TO date leave the clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
sHARP AFfEOTED BY THE wE1rBER

Jacob Sharp passed quiet day yesterday Dr. Loomis
called carly in the forenoon He said that his patient
was better in health than be was Friday and that his
heart not beating much "Muggy weather affects
sharp unfavoraby," said the physician. Mr. and MIRA
ssmes called. ara George Sharp paid his usual Wait
None OF sharps lawyers appeared The prisoner went
70 bed ct en- early hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
i Jubilee IS to Nat Goodwin Is to l. c. and g. 10 toi
Katie Mac 40 to l.
Auction psols.oyido $50 field ESQ.

Auction pools-Ovido $50, field $50.
Mutuals paid 81 TO-
Nellie Van Withdrawn. Divide acted badly at the post
spelling several starts She third when the nag fel ut
the the frlong and the further
the wider tho between her ana her oppo
pents She under a pull by length, Colonel owens
second four lengths before Nellie b.. third.
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE 800. SELLING. ONE NILE AND
20 YARDS.
j. spelmansb h. strathspey. by Gleneg La Polka AGED
W = Oh Malta Van &c PtMarrs
Ganley d Co.'s Oh Belmont, 3, 81. tfennyl D
Time-l:53.
Also ran-Our Friend l0s), Fagin (l05) Tnns l0s
MISUNDERSTANDING to 8. Nellie Van 70 l. Belmont
to l. Our Friend 2 to l. Tuns l2 tn ], Pagn 20 to l.
Auction poos-strahspey $50. Nellie Van Sls, Belmont
50. field $40.
Mptuals paid Sll.
Nellie but Srathspey passed her at the
stand aud was never headed winning pulled mp by two
lengths Nellie Van second twenty lengths before Belmont
third Our Friend looked danger
the quarter pole but his effort killed him an he peat
n rotreaLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

All tho games postponed owing TO rain yes'or
day.
The BROOKLYN and ST Louis clubs will play at Rdge"ood
Park, l. T. to-day.
Burch was released by the Brooklyn club yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

City special Master In Chancery who such has begun
thorough VI the assets OF the deuuct hanwy
Savings Institution. Among other dntcs he e to report .
the whether Is for the ntsres OF the
to compromise the water bond: Of the city
bonds shall be required from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
THE TRIBCNE BOOK
OPEN-AIR SPORTS.

The be delivered address the paper semitic
another. II desired Address THE ThIbv Nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
sunrises <45 Sets. 1;l9 Moon sets 95S Moons age.
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy HOOK 1914 Gov Isid 1899 Hell Gate -
P.M-Sandy ook. 1925 Gov lard. 1895 Hell Cato 02S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

EXCURSION OVER THE CANADA PA OIFTC ROAD.
Dr. Arthur T. Hills OF the Lotos Club will be the guest oil
tho general OF the Castle Garden Rail-
road Clearing House. the Canada Pacific
Railroad which viii leave this city on August The party
will have presidents special vd will con-
stat OF several well known railroad officials among whom
may be mentioned A. Farnsworth. j. O. Anderson, E. "
Skinner aud Lucius Tutte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

Betting to win-Jim MCGOWAN to s. Leroy to 2. Jack

8 10 J. Harry Mann o to
Betting for pace-Nonc.
Jim MCGOWAN. the favorite positively refused to
but came ugly cropper at the third giving Daiy
shaking This left the Jack and
Mann The former led by dozen lengths until making the
fat where Harry Mann though almost too tired
stand passed him. Coming Harry Mann ridden
out by ten lengths No official tune was iskes. Walker
driving the sinks OF Jim McGovan and
half mile behind the other horses Spectators
waited 10 waller called by the Judges but no action
W. ak on 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

mona TO Drake TO Elizabeth to l. shasta 70
Betting for pace-Y onng Duke to s. Britannia even
Pomona TO g. Elizabeth to Drake TO Shasta TO l.
Young Duke considered doubtful starter until his
NUN When the flag fell he was hrst away.
Drake and Britannia Immediately passed him The former
but Mclaughlin took double pull on Brit ~.
The colt fought for his head every stride but
Mclaughlin held Drake led under an easy pull all
the the stretch Shasta and Pomona close
up Young Duke closed with the leaders at the head OF the
stretch passed them under pull Britannia followed
him all the home but could never reach
his head Young Duke winning by neck Britannia second
l.co hAfor Z sfa bird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

The League aud TO date leave the clubs
In the appended order:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

Also r.nc and @. QoOj Nat Goodwin coy. Jabilss (ss
ssttinS-6vids 70 s. celsasl Owens Ipl Nellie B. 10